Dude, I know Biden won. But thanks for the reply 2 months later.

Gravity Falls has been a really fun show so far, I’m glad that someone in my life told me to watch it.

Bad Boys II
Dirty Harry: Dead Pool
Sicaro: Day of the Soldado
Speed 2
Independence Day: Resurgence

It’s not pedantic to expect an author to be able to count to 5.

We will disagree on this.

Read: Greg Bear’s Slant, Moving Mars, War Dogs, and I’m still listening to Killing Titan. Of those four, Moving Mars was the best.

Watched: Moon Knight and Obi-Wan Kenobi on streaming services. Gravity Falls on downloaded. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in theatres. Willow, Morbius, Eternals on streaming.

Pl…

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I assume that large industrial agricultural groups that rely on non-native pollinators (honeybees) for their crops (e.g. almonds) were concerned that they didn’t want their use of that particular pollinator to be more regulated.

In 2018, Xerces, CFS, and Defenders petitioned the Commission to list the four species of native bumble bees as endangered under CESA. As a result of the groups’ petition, the Commission voted to begin the listing process in 2019, but was sued by a consortium of California’s large scale industrial agricultural…

Ah I am completely ignorant of any JP threads and podcasts so I was unaware that this “theory” existed. I feel more informed about a topic I had no interest in, and it’s my mistake for clicking on the article.

(sigh) You got me to read this article. I’ll try better in the future.

Here’s some Kinja accounts using this article to show off their trollness. The moderators here can decide whether to cut off their ability to comment on io9

https://kinja.com/steeplejack-mk4

https://kinja.com/imbadateverygameanyway

https://kinja.com/whyysooseriouss

Yes I am glad that the film has a moment wherein one of the smartest people in the franchise says a realistic thing

Oh the article got shared to the io9 Facebook page

Quite right.

Yep yep yep

Uranus and Neptune are the seventh and eighth planets from the Sun, and they much larger than the rocky inner planets.

This kind of absolutely bizarre nonsense from a loud tiny piece of the fandom is strong evidence that moderation of communities will help push antisocial members of the fandom out. I look forward to seeing io9 engage in such moderation here and in their Facebook usage.

In the real world: science has progressed since 2001 (when Jurassic Park III was released), we have extremely strong evidence that Velociraptor (since 2007!) had feathers on its forelimbs. It was a winged dromaeosaur. That is literally what the fossil evidence tells us.
Treverrow, tweet, March 20 2013: “No feathers.…

There’s an incredibly good possible story/plot for Jurassic World and the actual realized story/plot requires that audiences just accept the most incredibly stupid elements of this story/plot. I don’t at all wish any harm towards the franchise (some good paleontologists have worked on trying to make this trilogy…